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Historical Sites and Museums
Founded in 1859, by Mormon settlers at the bequest of their leader Brigham Young, Logan is steeped in history. Learning about that history and life in general is easily accomplished by visiting some of the local historic sites and touring local museums. They are sure to please anyone interested in knowing more about Logan.
Parks and Recreation
Winter, spring, summer or fall, the parks in Logan offer a relaxing reprieve from the hectic demands of everyday living. With over forty parks in the city, there is always somewhere to visit and something to do.
Performances
Nestled in the center of Cache Valley, Logan serves as the hub of entertainment for itself and all the surrounding communities. Bolstered by the arts programs at Utah State University, the Utah Festival Opera, the Cache Valley Center for the Arts, and a community love of performance, Logan takes providing performing arts to new heights. Continue reading “Performances”
Festivals and Fairs
Visitors to Logan will be both surprised and pleased to discover the many amazing festival and fair events held in the vicinity. Ranging from the Cache County Fair to the Utah Ukulele Festival, there is something to pique everyone’s interests.
Neighboring Outdoor Activities
